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Sony NP-SA100 Battery
Sony NP-SA100 Battery
The Sony NP-SA100 is a high-capacity 2670 mAh SA-type rechargeable battery pack designed for photographers and content creators who demand reliable, long-lasting power. This premium battery delivers exceptional performance, supplying energy for up to 600 stills when using the viewfinder or up to 710 stills when using the monitor on the Sony Alpha 7R VI, based on CIPA standards.
Featuring advanced InfoLITHIUM technology, the NP-SA100 provides accurate, real-time remaining battery power indication, while compatible cameras display a clear 3-level battery health status to help monitor its long-term condition. Additionally, two NP-SA100 batteries can be fully charged in approximately 115 minutes using the dedicated Sony BC-SAD1 charger, ensuring minimal downtime between shoots.
Engineered for consistent and dependable operation, the Sony NP-SA100 high-capacity rechargeable battery pack is the ideal choice for professionals and enthusiasts seeking maximum endurance and peace of mind during extended photography sessions.
Key Features:
High Capacity 2670 mAh Battery Pack
Up To 710 Stills Per Charge
InfoLITHIUM Real Time Power Display
3 Level Battery Health Indication
Fast 115 Minute Dual Charging
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Sony NP-SA100 Battery
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Sony NP-SA100 Battery
The Sony NP-SA100 is a high-capacity 2670 mAh SA-type rechargeable battery pack designed for photographers and content creators who demand reliable, long-lasting power. This premium battery delivers exceptional performance, supplying energy for up to 600 stills when using the viewfinder or up to 710 stills when using the monitor on the Sony Alpha 7R VI, based on CIPA standards.
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